Search Results - "Pihlajamaki, H.K"

P462: Predictors of changes in mobility and living arrangements after hip fracture – the effect of urinary catheter removal during acute hospitalization by Pajulammi, H.M, Pihlajamäki, H.K, Luukkaala, T.H, Nuotio, M.S

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Elongated patellae at the final stage of Osgood–Schlatter disease: A radiographic study by Visuri, T, Pihlajamäki, H.K, Mattila, V.M, Kiuru, M

“…Abstract Aetiology of Osgood–Schlatter disease (OSD) is still unknown. Relative length of the patellar articular surface with the length of the patella,…”
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Vitamin D fortification as public health policy: significant improvement in vitamin D status in young Finnish men by Laaksi, I.T, Ruohola, J.P.S, Ylikomi, T.J, Auvinen, A, Haataja, R.I, Pihlajamaki, H.K, Tuohimaa, P.J

“…Background: Vitamin D insufficiency is common in northern countries during wintertime. In Finland, after the recommendation by the Ministry of Social Affairs…”
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MR imaging, bone scintigraphy, and radiography in bone stress injuries of the pelvis and the lower extremity by Kiuru, M J, Pihlajamaki, H K, Hietanen, H J, Ahovuo, J A

“…To compare MR imaging, radiography and bone scintigraphy in the diagnosis of stress injuries to bones of the pelvis and lower extremity. Fifty consecutive…”
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Association of comprehensive geriatric assessment with quality-related care practices during implementation and development of an orthogeriatric hip fracture program by Pajulammi, H.M., Pihlajamäki, H.K., Luukkaala, T.H., Jousmäki, J.J., Nuotio, M.S.

“…This study was performed to examine the association of a comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA) with quality-related care practices during the implementation…”
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Dynamic contrast-enhanced MR imaging in symptomatic bone stress of the pelvis and the lower extremity by Kiuru, M J, Pihlajamäki, H K, Perkiö, J P, Ahovuo, J A

“…To assess the value of dynamic contrast-enhanced MR imaging in bone stress of the pelvis and the lower extremity. Thirty patients (37 reactions; aged 17-25…”
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